So, you want four doors to look like two? And then they have to retract into the cabinet? Maybe Soss hidden hinges on the two halves and then use flipper dooor hardware for the two assemblies.
Brian Lamb blamb11@... lambtoolworks.com
On Friday, March 28, 2025 at 02:27:42 PM MST, Brett Wissel via groups.io <brettwissel@...> wrote:
I'm looking for expertise on flipper doors, applicability, caveats. Considering a project and concerned that a 2-sidemount door cabinet opening will be too out-of-proportion when open, but still want it to look like a 2-door cabinet opening when closed up.
*Opening 48-54", must be clear due to contents it is storing inside *Depth of cabinet about 16"-18" *Only occasional use, perhaps monthly.
Any real world experience or limitations for an opening this wide that still looks like a 2-door cabinet?
-- Brett Wissel Saint Louis Restoration 1831 S Kingshighway Blvd (at Shaw Blvd) St Louis, MO 63110 314.772.2167 brett@...
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I'm looking for expertise on flipper doors, applicability, caveats. Considering a project and concerned that a 2-sidemount door cabinet opening will be too out-of-proportion when open, but still want it to look like a 2-door cabinet opening when closed up.
*Opening 48-54", must be clear due to contents it is storing inside *Depth of cabinet about 16"-18" *Only occasional use, perhaps monthly.
Any real world experience or limitations for an opening this wide that still looks like a 2-door cabinet?
-- Brett Wissel Saint Louis Restoration 1831 S Kingshighway Blvd (at Shaw Blvd) St Louis, MO 63110 314.772.2167 brett@...
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Re: Fixing Felder X-roll short cross cut fence T-nut - AKA group buy of improved T-nut
I too am interested so please count me in.
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Re: Adding Remote Control Switches on Felder
I made a folder in the Photos tab titled Hammer K3 Winner Schematic/Wiring diagram. I will also attach a .jpg here.
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Re: Adding Remote Control Switches on Felder
Photos are commonly attached. Be sure to save it in a picture format (jpg, png, etc) first. I see .htm extension, which may be the issue.
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On Mar 28, 2025, at 3:27?PM, Kevin Wells via groups.io <kjwells54@...> wrote: ? It looks like the image doesn't load. Do I need a particular file type?
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Re: Adding Remote Control Switches on Felder
Hi Kevin,
I just get a black screen with menu option when I open the attachment on my iphone. Same result if I save it in files.
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On Mar 28, 2025, at 3:25?PM, Kevin Wells via groups.io <kjwells54@...> wrote: ? Thank you Imran. I'm attaching an image of the schematic/wiring diagram that came with the K3 Winner. Some have asked to keep this topic public in the event the solution will work for them. Hi Kevin,
I assume you are asking me about my write-up of the many I shared. If so, I should be able to confirm, if you share the electrical schematic of your machine with me. You can share it here or send it privately by clicking, “Reply to Sender”, at bottom of the message. ? Imran, any idea if this will also work for a K3?
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Re: Adding Remote Control Switches on Felder
It looks like the image doesn't load. Do I need a particular file type?
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Re: Adding Remote Control Switches on Felder
Thank you Imran. I'm attaching an image of the schematic/wiring diagram that came with the K3 Winner. Some have asked to keep this topic public in the event the solution will work for them.
Hi Kevin,
I assume you are asking me about my write-up of the many I shared. If so, I should be able to confirm, if you share the electrical schematic of your machine with me. You can share it here or send it privately by clicking, “Reply to Sender”, at bottom of the message. ? Imran, any idea if this will also work for a K3?
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Re: Fixing Felder X-roll short cross cut fence T-nut - AKA group buy of improved T-nut
Hi Imran,
That’s interesting to know. ?When I get back to the shop I’ll have to see if I have one in that groove.
Thx,
Wade
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On Mar 28, 2025, at 11:09?AM, imran via groups.io <imranwoodshop@...> wrote:
? Hi Wade,
There is a stop on the 1100 xcut fence. This is the only way to keep the scale accurate. The stop goes in the channel where blocks slide. The stop had a set screw fixing its location. The locking AL block is registered against this stop to keep scale accurate.
Not home so can’t share a pic. There must be one in the survival guide.
On Mar 28, 2025, at 1:47?PM, Wade Dees via groups.io <wjdsignature@...> wrote:
? Thank you Netanel.
?
David mentioned on his Flickr video, regarding this upgrade, that probably 9 out of 10 1100mm cross-cut fences do not register accurately each time they are put on, taken off, put on again…etc. ?I’m definitely in the “9” group! ?I took sometime this morning to run through four setups. ?Removing the fence completely each time, just to see where my setup was. ?Attached picture showing the results.
?
** Sorry David Best, plywood method here. ?
?
You can see the results were all over the place with the various dimensions. ?
So Netanel count me in for a single set up. ?I’ll ship my aluminum block to you when needed.
As for the flip stop not being offered for the single setup order, I’m hoping you could reconsider. ?Reason being is two fold. ?David mentioned the single adjustment screw in the newly designed flip stop is a much easier?experience. ?Versus messing around with two points to go back and forth each time to get things dialed in. ?And second point, aesthetically, it just looks great! ?See the comparison pictures.
Two more questions to the group regarding the 1100mm cross-cut fence:
1. What accuracy tolerances are you guys living with on this set up? ?My cuts were an 18” length. ?
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2. There really is no way to index this fence to lock in from a side to side movement is there? ?Such as how the larger cross-cut fence is set up with a pin on my K700S. ?With how it’s removed, you have to loosen both Kipp levers and the aluminum mounting blocks just slide back and fourth losing their?locations. ?Am I thinking about that correctly?
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Thx,
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Wade
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Re: Hammer C3-41 Sliding Table Question
#hammer
Hi Mike,
Can you confirm that the table itself is flat but you see the variation on the dial gauge as you described?
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On Mar 28, 2025, at 1:06?AM, Mikecgrs via groups.io <Mikecgrs@...> wrote: ? I have a Hammer C3-41 with the 79 inch table. I have found that the back 20 inches of the sliding table gradually "kicks up" more than 0.020". Almost like the tail of a skateboard. The remainder of the table is flat (within a couple of thousandths) for the first 60 inches of travel. I am referencing with a dial gauge mounted to the iron table about 2 inches in front of the saw blade. I've looked in the posts but only see information about leveling the entire table. Has anyone encountered this issue?
Thanks,
Mike Corcoran?
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Re: Hammer C3-41 Sliding Table Question
#hammer
Just so you know, Felder tables are extruded and then machine hammer tables are extruded Designing and building for 50 years
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On Mar 28, 2025, at 1:33?PM, mac campshure via groups.io <mac512002@...> wrote:
? Tables pretty light duty what I would do is put it between two sawhorses and stand on it. You have to jump on a little bit. That should straighten it out unless you have a press. Designing and building for 50 years On Mar 28, 2025, at 1:30?PM, df.stone via groups.io <df.stone@...> wrote:
? I have the same sliding table, though on a K3. I have never attempted to measure how flat the sliding aluminum table is along its length--which is what you're referencing, if I understand correctly. But I would not be surprised if mine had that amount of deviation, just given the overall realities of the machine. I can't really envision a fix, but also can't really see how a slight gradual uphill, especially one located only at the less used final part of the travel, would much matter in practice. (At least for the saw function; I know your machine has a shaper too that you perhaps use the table with.) I don't mean to fault you for doing the measurements, raising the issue and posing the question, of course, but is the uphill causing a problem?
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Re: Hammer C3-41 Sliding Table Question
#hammer
Tables pretty light duty what I would do is put it between two sawhorses and stand on it. You have to jump on a little bit. That should straighten it out unless you have a press. Designing and building for 50 years
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On Mar 28, 2025, at 1:30?PM, df.stone via groups.io <df.stone@...> wrote:
? I have the same sliding table, though on a K3. I have never attempted to measure how flat the sliding aluminum table is along its length--which is what you're referencing, if I understand correctly. But I would not be surprised if mine had that amount of deviation, just given the overall realities of the machine. I can't really envision a fix, but also can't really see how a slight gradual uphill, especially one located only at the less used final part of the travel, would much matter in practice. (At least for the saw function; I know your machine has a shaper too that you perhaps use the table with.) I don't mean to fault you for doing the measurements, raising the issue and posing the question, of course, but is the uphill causing a problem?
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David?
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Re: Hammer C3-41 Sliding Table Question
#hammer
I have the same sliding table, though on a K3. I have never attempted to measure how flat the sliding aluminum table is along its length--which is what you're referencing, if I understand correctly. But I would not be surprised if mine had that amount of deviation, just given the overall realities of the machine. I can't really envision a fix, but also can't really see how a slight gradual uphill, especially one located only at the less used final part of the travel, would much matter in practice. (At least for the saw function; I know your machine has a shaper too that you perhaps use the table with.) I don't mean to fault you for doing the measurements, raising the issue and posing the question, of course, but is the uphill causing a problem?
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David?
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I highly recommend looking up changes your whole outlook on life Designing and building for 50 years
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On Mar 28, 2025, at 1:18?PM, mac campshure <mac512002@...> wrote:
? That’s what cat litter is for Designing and building for 50 years On Mar 28, 2025, at 1:03?PM, David Davies via groups.io <myfinishingtouch@...> wrote:
? I'm going to have a two post lift and do auto repair in the front half of that picture and I don't want to get the concrete stained. Dave Davies On Fri, Mar 28, 2025 at 1:02?PM mac campshure via <mac512002= [email protected]> wrote: My question is why what’s wrong with the nice concrete floor you’ve got seems like a nice to me. It’s a shop floor. It’s not your kitchen. Designing and building for 50 years ? Hi Dave Davies,
Trucor LVP is bullet proof in my opinion!
Great stuff and installs easily, in both directions too.?
Thx,
Wade
On Mar 28, 2025, at 7:17?AM, David Davies via <myfinishingtouch=[email protected]> wrote:
? Any thoughts on using vinyl tiles for a workshop floor?
?
?
with 4,000 sq ft to cover I'm exploring options.? I've seen LVT that snap together but those seem to scratch fairly easily.? With vinyl tile if there was damage you could replace single tiles if needed.? These would be much cheaper than an epoxy floor.
?
?
Thanks
Dave Davies
-- Dave & Marie Davies
318-219-7868
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That’s what cat litter is for Designing and building for 50 years
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On Mar 28, 2025, at 1:03?PM, David Davies via groups.io <myfinishingtouch@...> wrote:
? I'm going to have a two post lift and do auto repair in the front half of that picture and I don't want to get the concrete stained. Dave Davies On Fri, Mar 28, 2025 at 1:02?PM mac campshure via <mac512002= [email protected]> wrote: My question is why what’s wrong with the nice concrete floor you’ve got seems like a nice to me. It’s a shop floor. It’s not your kitchen. Designing and building for 50 years ? Hi Dave Davies,
Trucor LVP is bullet proof in my opinion!
Great stuff and installs easily, in both directions too.?
Thx,
Wade
On Mar 28, 2025, at 7:17?AM, David Davies via <myfinishingtouch=[email protected]> wrote:
? Any thoughts on using vinyl tiles for a workshop floor?
?
?
with 4,000 sq ft to cover I'm exploring options.? I've seen LVT that snap together but those seem to scratch fairly easily.? With vinyl tile if there was damage you could replace single tiles if needed.? These would be much cheaper than an epoxy floor.
?
?
Thanks
Dave Davies
-- Dave & Marie Davies
318-219-7868
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Re: Fixing Felder X-roll short cross cut fence T-nut - AKA group buy of improved T-nut
Hi Wade,
There is a stop on the 1100 xcut fence. This is the only way to keep the scale accurate. The stop goes in the channel where blocks slide. The stop had a set screw fixing its location. The locking AL block is registered against this stop to keep scale accurate.
Not home so can’t share a pic. There must be one in the survival guide.
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On Mar 28, 2025, at 1:47?PM, Wade Dees via groups.io <wjdsignature@...> wrote: ? Thank you Netanel.
?
David mentioned on his Flickr video, regarding this upgrade, that probably 9 out of 10 1100mm cross-cut fences do not register accurately each time they are put on, taken off, put on again…etc. ?I’m definitely in the “9” group! ?I took sometime this morning to run through four setups. ?Removing the fence completely each time, just to see where my setup was. ?Attached picture showing the results.
?
** Sorry David Best, plywood method here. ?
?
You can see the results were all over the place with the various dimensions. ?
So Netanel count me in for a single set up. ?I’ll ship my aluminum block to you when needed.
As for the flip stop not being offered for the single setup order, I’m hoping you could reconsider. ?Reason being is two fold. ?David mentioned the single adjustment screw in the newly designed flip stop is a much easier?experience. ?Versus messing around with two points to go back and forth each time to get things dialed in. ?And second point, aesthetically, it just looks great! ?See the comparison pictures.
Two more questions to the group regarding the 1100mm cross-cut fence:
1. What accuracy tolerances are you guys living with on this set up? ?My cuts were an 18” length. ?
?
2. There really is no way to index this fence to lock in from a side to side movement is there? ?Such as how the larger cross-cut fence is set up with a pin on my K700S. ?With how it’s removed, you have to loosen both Kipp levers and the aluminum mounting blocks just slide back and fourth losing their?locations. ?Am I thinking about that correctly?
?
Thx,
?
Wade
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I'm going to have a two post lift and do auto repair in the front half of that picture and I don't want to get the concrete stained. Dave Davies
On Fri, Mar 28, 2025 at 1:02?PM mac campshure via <mac512002= [email protected]> wrote: My question is why what’s wrong with the nice concrete floor you’ve got seems like a nice to me. It’s a shop floor. It’s not your kitchen. Designing and building for 50 years ? Hi Dave Davies,
Trucor LVP is bullet proof in my opinion!
Great stuff and installs easily, in both directions too.?
Thx,
Wade
On Mar 28, 2025, at 7:17?AM, David Davies via <myfinishingtouch=[email protected]> wrote:
? Any thoughts on using vinyl tiles for a workshop floor?
?
?
with 4,000 sq ft to cover I'm exploring options.? I've seen LVT that snap together but those seem to scratch fairly easily.? With vinyl tile if there was damage you could replace single tiles if needed.? These would be much cheaper than an epoxy floor.
?
?
Thanks
Dave Davies
-- Dave & Marie Davies
318-219-7868
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My question is why what’s wrong with the nice concrete floor you’ve got seems like a nice to me. It’s a shop floor. It’s not your kitchen. Designing and building for 50 years
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On Mar 28, 2025, at 10:26?AM, Wade Dees via groups.io <wjdsignature@...> wrote:
? Hi Dave Davies,
Trucor LVP is bullet proof in my opinion!
Great stuff and installs easily, in both directions too.?
Thx,
Wade
On Mar 28, 2025, at 7:17?AM, David Davies via groups.io <myfinishingtouch@...> wrote:
? Any thoughts on using vinyl tiles for a workshop floor?
?
https://www.armstrongflooring.com/commercial/en-us/products/vinyl-composition-tile/std-excelon-imp-texture/item/51860.html
?
with 4,000 sq ft to cover I'm exploring options.? I've seen LVT that snap together but those seem to scratch fairly easily.? With vinyl tile if there was damage you could replace single tiles if needed.? These would be much cheaper than an epoxy floor.
?
?
Thanks
Dave Davies
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Re: Fixing Felder X-roll short cross cut fence T-nut - AKA group buy of improved T-nut
Thank you Netanel.
?
David mentioned on his Flickr video, regarding this upgrade, that probably 9 out of 10 1100mm cross-cut fences do not register accurately each time they are put on, taken off, put on again…etc. ?I’m definitely in the “9” group! ?I took sometime this morning to run through four setups. ?Removing the fence completely each time, just to see where my setup was. ?Attached picture showing the results.
?
** Sorry David Best, plywood method here. ?
?
You can see the results were all over the place with the various dimensions. ?
So Netanel count me in for a single set up. ?I’ll ship my aluminum block to you when needed.
As for the flip stop not being offered for the single setup order, I’m hoping you could reconsider. ?Reason being is two fold. ?David mentioned the single adjustment screw in the newly designed flip stop is a much easier?experience. ?Versus messing around with two points to go back and forth each time to get things dialed in. ?And second point, aesthetically, it just looks great! ?See the comparison pictures.
Two more questions to the group regarding the 1100mm cross-cut fence:
1. What accuracy tolerances are you guys living with on this set up? ?My cuts were an 18” length. ?
?
2. There really is no way to index this fence to lock in from a side to side movement is there? ?Such as how the larger cross-cut fence is set up with a pin on my K700S. ?With how it’s removed, you have to loosen both Kipp levers and the aluminum mounting blocks just slide back and fourth losing their?locations. ?Am I thinking about that correctly?
?
Thx,
?
Wade
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KF700 Broken Power Drive Motor
Hi F.O.G,?
I have a 2007 Kf700 and the electronic rise and fall of the blade has stopped working. When I try to adjust blade height the motor makes a grinding noise but there is no movement.?
I have contacted Felder who have suggested it needs a new worm gear motor for this.?
Has anyone had any experience replacing this motor? Could you give any advice??
I have a quote for an engineer to come out but it is extremely expensive on top of the part and if I can replace it myself then I would like to.?
Thanks,?
Aidan?
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Kevin Wells
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